with the management of residents’ welfare. Senior Residents – a Senior Resident (SR) is a postgraduate or senior student available at all times that the Office is closed and is trained in various support skills including first aid, mental health, harassment and discrimination awareness, crisis management, conflict resolution and study skills. Off campus Fellows – Fellows are members of the Jane community who are available to residents, particularly during College functions, and assist with mentoring and career guidance. There are approximately 40 Fellows representing most disciplines of the university. Chaplains – chaplains from the Anglican, Catholic and Uniting Churches are available to residents for confidential support and counselling on an opt-in, opt-out basis. Notable alumni George Bailey – Test cricketer, captain of Australian T20 team and member of Australian ODI team, Cricket Australia's Chief Selector for the men's program. David Bushby – Australian Consul-General in Chicago and former Chief Government Whip in the Senate Enid Campbell – Legal scholar, first female law professor and law school dean in Australasia Jonathon Duniam – Liberal Senator Marilyn Lake – Australian historian Denise Swan – former Liberal politician and Deputy Leader of the Opposition in Tasmania Notable fellows and visiting fellows David Arnason – Author Meurig Bowen – Musician and journalist Freda Briggs – Academic, author and child protection advocate Bob Brown – Politician, medical doctor, environmentalist and former Leader of the Australian Greens John Bryson – Author and lawyer Peter Coleman – Politician, former editor of The Bulletin and Quadrant Bryce Courtenay – Author John Dalgleish Donaldson – Mathematics academic and father of Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark Beverley Farmer – Author Iain Finlay – Author and journalist Bill Hayden – former Governor-General and Opposition Leader Tim Heald – Writer and journalist Shirley Jeffrey – Marine biochemist Janet Laurence – Author David Leaman – Structural geologist, geohydrologist and geophysicist Susan Moody – Writer E. J. G. Pitman – Mathematician Ngawang Samten – Philosopher and monk Roger Sandall – Essayist and academic Jan Sedivka – Violinist and former Director of the Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music Gareth Sparham – Philosopher and monk Michael Tate – Catholic Vicar General of Tasmania, legal academic, diplomat and former Federal Minister for Justice Kate Warner – Governor of Tasmania and legal academic Joan Woodberry – Author and teacher References External links Official website Residential colleges of the University of Tasmania Educational institutions established in 1950 1950 establishments in